Have either the kitchen or bathrooms recently been updated?

Good luck on your real estate journey, and keep us updated on your progress!

I wanted to add a bathroom to each unit and update the kitchen and existing baths.

First and foremost, you need to update your lease.

I think a complete answer to your question would take hours of digging into their SEC fillings and FASB updates to really get a definitive answer. 

Market stats came out yesterday, and it's always fun (at least for me, a real estate agent who likes stats) to take a look at what's happening.Big picture? Buyers have a little more power than they did six months ago ...

Good luck on your real estate journey and keep us updated on your progress. 

So allows you to actually manage the PM if you don't get updates from them.

I've had multiple landlords tell me I need to have my doctor fill out their specific form for my ESA and have had to show them this document with the updated regulations (which changed in 2020 I believe) for them to believe that they can't require that. 

However before I signed the offer I was actually able to go look at the property and found it has a couple issues like bed bugs in the upper unit, a sinking toilet, old furnace and some leaking sewage in the basement as well as all the windows needing to be updated and a couple new doors.